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    concerning water have changed drastically Water is clearly not as dispensable as it was in the past and must be conserved more than people have had to in the recently. Restaurants are now under more pressure to conserve water while still following hygiene regulations. The unique pressures and challenges make anyone working at a restaurant a group all on their own. These people are not just business owners, but work in any aspect of this business. A total of five people were interviewed, and…

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    population and increase in the elderly, the need for dental hygienists has become much greater. In a typical dentists office the dental hygienist would have many responsibilities, such as teaching clients how important it is to maintain good oral hygiene and instructing them on the principles of preventive oral care. They would also help demonstrate to the patient how to brush and floss their teeth correctly, how to select the correct type of toothbrush for their teeth and analyze patients'…

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    Benefits Of Being A Dental Hygienist

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    Getting a job out in the real world as a dental hygienist is not a problem right now because there is such a high demand for it. The factor that I see many hygienists look at is the pay. After doing a little research, I found out the Texas, California, Alaska, Nevada, and Arizona are some of the highest paying states in the dental hygienist field. The hourly average starting pay for a dental hygienist is $33. However, depending on where you work that hourly wage can go up or down. The yearly…

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    An apple a day will not keep the dental hygienist away. Dental hygiene is one of the most important fields of human health and it requires a very persistent and understanding professional to do the job. The mouth is an impervious part of the human anatomy and much of what dental hygienists do is try to prevent poor dental health, which is the reason most people see the dentist 2-3 times a year. Before you meet with the dentist you see a dental hygienist. Overall, most people think he/she cleans…

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    doffing of clothing will be difficult for the patient. • Goal: Patient will complete UE/LE dressing in a sitting position with the use of assistive devices with minimum assistance to regain independence. 2. Grooming and hygiene – Involved side of the body is still weak and doing hygiene and grooming task will also be a challenge for the patient. • Goal: Patient will be independent with grooming tasks for the purpose of regaining independence in home environment. 3. Transfers – most…

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    Self Care Importance

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    Personal hygiene is important to our daily lives. We can practice personal hygiene through many ways such as bathing, hand washing, haircut, nail grooming, brushing of teeth, etc. to help prevent spread of germs and diseases. There is a saying in my local dialect that as a person appears so is his…

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    Dental Hygienist. A person can obtain an associate’s degree or bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene. An Associate of Science degree in dental hygiene is generally a two-year full-time course taken at a university, college, or technical school. A bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene is a four-year degree program offered by a university through their dental school (Prudchenko). In order to obtain the dental hygiene degree a person might decide to go to community college because it is more…

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    that I discovered while looking for a full-time dental hygiene position through the web. I am a student with anticipated graduation in May 2018 with a degree of Associate of Applied Science in Dental Hygiene as well as my license to practice dental hygiene. I am eager to be part of a facility such as yours where my skills, personality and strong knowledge of dental procedures will be a great addition. I have a clinical experience in dental hygiene and a thorough knowledge of dental processes.…

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    Antisepsis Case Studies

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    The first surgeon to use surgical skin antisepsis was Joseph Lister. He experimented in the 1800s with using carbolic acid on various types of surgical wounds. Lister had discovered that by using carbolic acid on the patient’s skin and on his hands; the rates of surgical site infections (SSIs) and death in his patients were reduced (Spruce, 2016). HE was also the first physician to publish an article related to antiseptic techniques; the article was titled On the Antiseptic Principle in the…

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    By maintaining hand hygiene, clinicians can prevent pathogens from reaching computer terminals before it becomes a reservoir. Both methods are proven to advance infection control rates (Achieng & Nkechi, 2010). The baseline for hand hygiene compliance often varies greatly in the literature depending on which healthcare worker population is being looked at and where (Kosucu, Goktas…

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